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NVIDIA Publishes Tutorial for Converting Lightweight LLM into Terminal AI Agent
NVIDIA released a developer tutorial guiding users to build an AI agent that understands natural language and executes Bash commands, using its open-source Nemotron Nano v2 model within roughly 200 lines of Python code. The tutorial emphasizes building from scratch and simplifying with LangGraph, focusing on safe tool calling and human-in-the-loop control.
Anthropic Launches Project Glasswing: AI Model Autonomously Finds Zero-Days, Reshaping Cyber Defense
Anthropic announces Project Glasswing, partnering with AWS, Apple, Cisco, Google, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and others to use its frontier model Claude Mythos Preview for autonomous vulnerability discovery. The model found thousands of zero-days, including decades-old flaws in OpenBSD, FFmpeg, and Linux kernel. Anthropic commits $100M in usage credits, aiming to shift cybersecurity to AI-driven defense at scale.
Trend Micro Exposes Azure DNS Design Flaw Enabling Cloud Infrastructure Takeover
Trend Micro's TrendAI™ research team disclosed a security vulnerability "by design" in the Azure cloud platform. DNS records of deleted Azure resources may persist, allowing attackers to exploit these lingering DNS names to hijack trusted endpoints and compromise dependent systems, highlighting a critical but often overlooked trust inheritance risk in cloud infrastructure.
NVIDIA Acquires Groq LPU: Inference Architecture Shift from HBM to On-Chip SRAM
NVIDIA signs ~$20B licensing deal with Groq for LPU tech, featuring 230MB on-chip SRAM at 80TB/s bandwidth. This targets Transformer inference decode, replacing HBM bottlenecks with ultra-low latency on-chip storage, potentially reshaping the AI inference chip landscape.
Intel Lands Google TPU Package Order: Foundry Pivot Gains Traction, TSMC Still Core
Intel secured a multi-million unit order for Google TPU packaging using its EMIB-T technology, marking its largest external AI chip deal. However, analysts caution the order is primarily for packaging, not wafer fabrication, with TSMC retaining the core manufacturing role.